Show On the Montenegin Border Church Gazette This lIttle line of stone marks the limit betweep the great lmeterugeiieotis moribund Austrian empire and the little mountain region which has ulwDS J sisted tlmC shark of barbarism and never submitted f the yoke which half Europe lists hardly been ohio I Co resist eforo rurkey I f Kcb Yr the civilization tel middle ages has been Impotent Greece with all her tradItions and her spltndtd wih al pat IC Impotent today but this region timid the bare gray mountains with her slmplo boundary markec by a few fat stones has niways kept herself unsub I jugatcd by thl awys conguelO I cannot but have a feeling oC exaltation anti reverence as at length we enter Ionlenegr There Is after all no nation like this Trough the centuries she has offered a dogged r hordes of oriental slslance to tile savage horde barbarism and her resistance has never been overcome Hal and hal again noble and unconquered land unIque among theatlols or the earth Njegoush the first Montenegrin village J Is a poor place though i lathe cradle oC the reign Il family there arc a few scattered cottages cot-tages with red rrs and without chin neys The only picturesque thing her i the dress of tie peple the red jacket the embroider the blue breeches c Irw Ul at I men roadsIde Inn The landlord salute us with exquIsite breed lng a tall stately Montenegrin with it most gentle face but bearIng as they all do weapons In his girdle a man doubtless doubt-less gentle as a child In pac but daring dar-ing to the death In time or war Oaaln through the desolate uninhabited region till It last In the far distance we seethe the lights of Cettnjeuch a glimmer some seen lights are shining lIke solitary tars amid the vastness of the mountain region and the night Al hours journey yet and we reach our goal H II dark I now I see a street ot low whIte house and some flickering lights and with a liourish hotel we Phil up at the door oC the one I |